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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1942
Page
13
The piece laments doom prophets and argues against grim war psychology. It defends American optimism, notes pamphlet and magazine critiques, and questions whether wartime messaging in Time and Nation’s Business undermines public morale and peaceful daily life.
County Judge Charles W. Anderson said he would seek help from Congressman Paul Kilday to set up a food stamp program in Bexar County. R. W. Helmer warned the county’s $50,000 revolving fund for the stamp plan must be used or canceled, with possible inclusion in the program for the coming agricultural year if the appropriation bill amendment passes Congress.
The largest enrollment for the Christian Adventure Camp at Metfurillé Kertville assembly was announced Tuesday. Among the 47 registered participants are teachers and clergy from San Antonio, Seguin, and nearby areas, including Rev. Elmer J. Hlerhalzey and Rev. Donald FE Redaond, with executive secretary Rev. HM King leading Southwest Texas education efforts.
Seventeen officers completed the supply course at Dutieair Jet. Certificates were awarded to Maj. J. H. Howard Capt. Wis Tent Wy Horron and William W. Tolson. Lieutenants John Cassman James Cowell Bout Hout Jackson Kovfer Lechuir McLaren Td Reicherdson Won eid Smith Thels Wolenmean Young Glenn McGourth Marton Mewoth Robert Kohn.
The Sandove mission holds its annual Fiesta at Min this Sunday hosted by the parish club. A chicken dinner, dancing, games and refreshments are offered. Proceeds will aid general parish purposes.
The text portrays wartime policy debate with chaotic dialogue about a second front versus Russia, warning against placing all bets with the Russians and criticizing cautious strategy. It reflects confusion and a call for decisive action in World War II style rhetoric.
Announcement confirms a new Cadet Center at Kelly Field near the reservation west of Terra Creek. Maj. Gen. K R Hatmon assumes command as southern Gulf Coast Army Air Forces Training Center commander. The facility replaces Une pres sant training school and marks a modernization of the aviation cadet program.
The Billa War Relief Society announced sending sixty two knitted garments to the merchant marine on Tuesday, with 144 more to be sent in August. Baby clothes totaled 344 with 1167 still to send, while old clothes are being regenerated before sending. A sale of articles was planned at headquarters 20 Maltageline, with a cake sale Saturday to support war work in England.
Voters were sent absentee ballots starting Monday with ballot processing overseen by the county clerk. Ballots will be counted under supervision of the County Commissioners and continue through July 28. The primary election date is July 25.
Incarnate Word announces summer session will begin with registration on Wednesday July 15. Classes start the next day offering courses in education English German French government history mathematics nursing sociology philosophy and Spanish.
A stabbing victim was hospitalized after being stabbed in the neck and abdomen. The incident occurred near 289 South Santa Rosa Avenue at Fernandes, then the victim was taken to Robert B. Green Hospital for treatment.
Uncle Sam Meeding subbey, a North France veteran, donates his 1918 rubber army boots issued to him in 1918 to the scrap rubber drive. Lawrence 1901 Buen Vista street, a sergeant in the 232nd company, 211th battalion military police, wore the boots for 24 years.
Ex soldier, recalling wartime service, advocates park improvements as loyalty reward. He notes boats and clothing items worn for decades, including sturdy boots and sweaters, reflecting long association with military life and civic duty.
The event is sponsored by the city recreation department and will be held at Woodlawn gymnasium at 8 p m Wednesday. The WPA colored orchestra will perform.
A traffic sequence on Highway 18 north of San Antonio left Ramon Marites 44 and Manuel Youview 48 with injuries. A pickup overturned, a teen, Natnita 22, and others suffered injuries as a rock caused the crash. The tally for 1992 reached 45, aided by multiple injuries and fatalities reported in this incident.
A tentative plan shows Willkie and General Charles de Gaulle delivering talks at a Pie Froth week celebration in New York City. The event, to be hosted by ETSA and the party, aims to feature Willkie first followed by de Gaulle after brief remarks by Genoa de Gaulle.
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